1.
Why are there 20-25 million unemployed people in the United States?2. Why isn't the federal government enforcing our immigration
laws?3. Why does the federal government give tax incentives
to manufacturers that offshore their production and outsource their
jobs?4. Who is responsible for the economic recession that
is crippling our nation?

The
vast majority of the American people can't answer those questions because
there is a conscious effort to conceal the truth. If you want to learn
the cause of the high level of unemployment, or why the federal government
doesn't enforce the immigration laws, you must recognize the fact that
there are two possible explanations for every situation. The problem
either occurred by accident (the accidental view of history), or it
was planned (the conspiratorial view of history). Gary Allen and Larry
Abraham proposed that concept in their book, None Dare Call it Conspiracy.
The authors claimed major events are planned, and the Council on Foreign
Relations (CFR) was (is) a "front" for a secret society that
controls the world, [1]

Gary
Allen completed his manuscript in 1971, but he couldn't find a publisher
because the members of the Council on Foreign Relations controlled most
of the major publishing houses in the U.S. at that time, and they didn't
want the public to know about their organization. [2]As a result, Gary
Allen printed ten million paperback copies of his book, and distributed
them by direct mail and through other channels.

Millions
of people read None Dare Call It Conspiracy in the 1970s, and learned
about the secret society that created the Council on Foreign Relations.
Thousand of copies were initially available in used book stores, but
they gradually disappeared because (I suspect) the Brotherhood of Darkness
(BOD) purchased the books and systematically destroyed them. It is very
difficult to find a copy of None Dare Call It Conspiracy in a used book
store today. When I wrote this letter, Amazon had 14 new or used copies
of the paperback edition of None Dare Call it Conspiracy. What happened
to the other 10 million copies of Gary Allen's paperback book?

Does
the BOD suppress books today? Certainly. If one of their publishing
houses releases a book that reveals the truth, the book is recalled,
and the copies are destroyed.

During
most of the twentieth century, if an independent publisher released
a book that exposed the CFR, the company was purchased, and the book
was suppressed. That happened to Professor Quigley's book, Tragedy and
Hope: A History of the World in Our Time. The BOD purchased Macmillan,
and "accidentally destroyed" the plates of the first half
of Professor Quigley's book. [3]A similar thing
happened to Monica Jensen Stevenson's book, Kiss The Boys Goodbye. Monica
told me someone purchased the company that republished her book, and
"accidentally" shredded 5,000 copies. [4]

In
several instances, the Brotherhood of Darkness (BOD) has encouraged
people to file libel suits against companies that published books that
exposed "the conspiracy." That happened to the company that
published Monica Jensen Stevenson's second book, Spite House, and TrineDay,
the company that published Lt. Colonel Daniel Marvin's book, The Expendable
Elite. [5]

In
recent years the situation has changed. Millions of people listen to
alternative radio broadcasts every day, and they have learned about
the BOD's subversive effort to establish world government, and that
is important because:

"If
a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization,
it expects what never was and never will be."[6]

Thomas
Jefferson penned those words in 1816, and they are still true today.
If we are to remain free, we must expose the dark spiritual force (the
BOD) that controls our nation.

Gary
Allen's book, None Dare Call it Conspiracy, is still one of
the best sources of information on the origin of the subversive movement
that controls the United States, but the book doesn't discuss the Trilateral
Commission or the spiritual force that energizes the effort to unite
the world.

Gary
Allen (and Larry Abraham) wrote:

"Cecil
Rhodes' commitment to a conspiracy to establish World Government was
set down in a series of wills described by Frank Aydelotte in his book,
American Rhodes Scholarships. Aydelotte writes:

'The
seven wills which Cecil Rhodes made between the ages of 24 and 46 [Rhodes
died at age forty-eight] constitute a kind of spiritual autobiography.
. . . Best known are the first (the Secret Society Will. . .) and the
last, which established the Rhodes Scholarships. . . .'

In
his first will Rhodes states his aim still more specifically: 'The extension
of British rule throughout the world . . . the foundation of so great
a power as to hereafter render wars impossible and promote the interests
of humanity.'

The
'Confession of Faith' enlarges upon these ideas. The model for this
proposed secret society was the Society of Jesus, though he mentions
also the Masons." [7]

Who
was Frank Aydelotte, and why is he very important today? Frank Aydelotte
was a Rhodes Scholar, he was president of the Association of Rhodes
Trustees, and he wrote a book titled The Vision Of Cecil Rhodes.
The following information comes from that book. Frank Aydelotte's words
are printed in bold type. My remarks are printed in regular type:

"The
seven wills which Cecil Rhodes made between the ages of twenty-four
and forty-six constitute a kind of spiritual autobiography. While they
contain no reference to the events of his life, they reflect the most
important part of him, his ideals and aspirations, and the development
of his thoughts as to how those aspirations could best be realized.
. . . Best known are the first (the Secret Society Will, written while
he was still an undergraduate), and the last, which established the
Rhodes Scholarships. The gradual change in Rhodes's thinking which led
him to give up his plan for a secret society and turn instead to a great
and novel plan of international education can be traced in these interesting
documents." [8]

That
is a very important passage. Frank Aydelotte claims Cecil Rhodes "gave
up his plan for a secret society," but Frank Aydelotte
knew that wasn't true because he led the American branch of the globalist
movement for many years. He was also a member of the Council on Foreign
Relations (CFR) that was (is) a "front" for the Round Table
(Milner) Group, and the Round Table was (is) a "front" for
the Association of Helpers, the inner circle of Cecil Rhodes' secret
society. [9]

How
do we know Cecil Rhodes created a secret society, and that the influence
of that movement exists today?

(1)
Cecil Rhodes discussed the secret society in his "Confession of
Faith." [10]
(2) Five of Cecil Rhodes' seven wills mentioned the fact that he wanted
to establish a secret society. Rhodes' sixth will didn't mention the
secret society because it was organized in 1891. [11]
(3) William Stead wrote about the secret society after he was expelled
from the organizaton. [12]
(4) Cecil Rhodes wrote a letter to William Stead that mentions "our
Society."
(5) H.G. Wells described the organization in a fictional book titled
The New Machiavelli. [13]
(6) Frederic Howe met several members of Milner's Kindergarten in 1919.
[14]
(7) The Milner Group (the secret society), and their American counterparts,
organized the Royal Institute of International Affairs and the Council
on Foreign Relations. [15]
(8) Alfred Zimmern was a member of the secret society from 1910-1922.
[16]
(9) Professor Quigley "studied it (the secret
society-ed) for twenty years, and was permitted for two years,
in the early 1960s, to examine its papers and secret records."
[17]
(10) I examined Professor Quigley's papers (1980), and found the records
of the secret meetings.
(11) The major media concealed the existence of the CFR until (about)
2000.
(12) David Rockefeller organized the Trilateral Commission in 1973 after
Gary Allen exposed the CFR in 1972.
(13) The movement suppressed Professor Quigley's books.

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According
to Professor Quigley:

"This
society has been called by various names. During the frst decade or
so it was called 'the secret society of Cecil Rhodes,' or 'the dream
of Cecil Rhodes.' In the second and third decades of its existence it
was known as 'Milner's Kindergarten' (1901-1910) and as 'the Round Table
Group' (1910-1920). Since 1920 it has been called by various names,
depending on which phase of its activities was being examined. It has
been called 'The Times crowd,' 'the Rhodes crowd,' the 'Chatham House
crowd,' 'The All Souls group,' and 'the Cliveden set.'"[18]

Next
time, I’ll discuss further the personalities and events which
have shaped the world we live in. My hope is that you will see the chain
of events which so clearly point to a “Secret Cabal.”

Dr.
Stanley Monteith has been studying the movement to create a world government
for almost 40 years. During his 35-year career as an orthopedic surgeon
he traveled to Europe, lived in South Africa, and researched the records
of the men and the organizations that are working to bring our nation
under the control of a corporate elite.

Dr.
Monteith currently spends five hours daily on talk radio across the nation.
He writes extensively, and lectures on geopolitics. He is the author of
AIDS: The Unnecessary Epidemic and his most recent book Brotherhood
of Darkness is in its 8th printing.